New to 250's - Just bought one.

I bought a 1992 CBR250RR MC22 today. Its a toy project for me. I sold my F2 and have missed having an early 90's bike. I found a place that imports 250's and 400's. SO I figured why the heck not?



14 000km showing on the odo. It needs a little work here and there, but soon I'll have it shined up nice.

Thats way cool, I didn't know they made 250ccs!

And 400's :) The babyblades.

[imagehttp://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k100/syphen606/IMG_2448.jpg][/image]

lol dam looks nice and look big for a 250 if you dont know you will think is a 900rr from far away nice bike
now wy you went from a 600 cc to a 250cc?????????????????????????? 
 

Thanks,
 
I still have my F4.. but am looking at selling it right now to get another CBR250RR or a CBR400RR. I bought the 250 as a "toy" or project to play with.. and it turns out that I have not ridden my 600 since I bought it. The 250 will hit 170-180 km/h without much effort and in the twisties is just as quick, if not quicker then your average 600. It is a riot. It is much MUCH faster then a Ninja 250 because of the higher spec inline 4 engine that revs out forever.  The other bonus is the fact that I pay virtually nothing on insurance (which is mandatory in Canada... and very expensive) for the 250 compared to the 600's.

That is one sweet looking bike, if I may ask where did you get, I recently bought a CBR 125R and I want something bigger like a 250 or 400 just enough to stay under the insurance radar but enough to have that extra bit of power when I need it. Thanks James

Syphen, do you have contact info you can share on the importer?

Windbell in Vancouver is good, Milliontrading in GTA and there is Nuak in GTA. I don''t recommend Nuak because he is a jerk to deal with. A genuine knob.

I would love to find one here.